未み経けい験けん

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Meanings

noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', na-adjective, noun

inexperienced; without experience

Describes a person or thing that has not yet had a particular experience. Often used in contexts like job requirements or personal history.

〈分ぶん野や〉は未み経けい験けんだto have no experience in a field
このソフトの操そう作さは未み経けい験けんです。
I have no experience operating this software.
未み経けい験けんから〈職しょく業ぎょう〉になるto become a professional starting with no prior experience
未み経けい験けんからプログラマーになった。
He became a programmer starting from zero experience.
未み経けい験けんでも〈動どう詞し〉できるto be able to do something even without experience
未み経けい験けんでも応おう募ぼできます。
You can apply even if you have no experience.
未み経けい験けん者しゃ歓かん迎げい'no experience necessary' (common phrase in job listings)
このアルバイトは未み経けい験けん者しゃ歓かん迎げいです。
This part-time job welcomes applicants with no experience.

経けい験けん不ぶ足そく
経験不足 emphasizes having insufficient experience, while 未経験 means having none at all.
初しょ心しん者しゃN2
初心者 refers to a beginner as a person, while 未経験 describes the state of lacking any experience, not necessarily a learning stage.
素人しろうとN2
素人 means an amateur or layperson lacking professional skill, whereas 未経験 simply states a lack of experience regardless of skill level.
不ふ慣なれN1
未経験 means having no experience at all, while 不慣れ implies some experience but not enough to feel comfortable or skilled.
未み熟じゅくN1
未経験 simply means 'lacking experience' in a factual sense, whereas 未熟 adds a judgment that one's skill or character is underdeveloped as a result.

経けい験けん豊ほう富ふ
経験豊富 means rich in experience, the direct opposite of 未経験 which means having no experience at all.

Compound of 未 (mi, 'not yet') + 経験 (keiken, 'experience'). The prefix 未- is productive for forming negative states.